detective kemp asked chris if heather might be suicidal. she ever talked about wanting to harm herself or anybody else since you've known her? not that i recall. andrea canning (voiceover): friends and family police spoke to were adamant heather would never take her own life, not after striving so hard to transform it for the better. but there was another possible explanation for what might have happened to this woman who'd built such a promising future. police were about to uncover a secret she'd kept hidden from almost everyone. i didn't even know his name. andrea canning (voiceover): just as heather was headed off into that bright new future, her past came calling. craig melvin (voiceover): coming up, the search heats up, and the secret is out. kind of a bombshell that heather was possibly seeing another man. this was definitely a person of interest that we needed to speak with. craig melvin (voiceover): when "dateline" continues. lost. >> his right eye. you still have 40 million plus vehicles globally that are driving around with a pote

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terry, thank you very much for the best challenges here is terry kemp was on live the in the rough uh 7 gossip. meanwhile, her mazda is really 3 is really kept, is nearly $500.00 days after they were taken during the october 7th attack. israel's foreign minister benjamin this now is not on his way to the united states, where he's expected to meet present donald trump in washington, dc. and discuss the next phase of the guy the sci fi deal. trump is taking credit for the agreement that went into effects the day before his evaluation. but families of the remaining is really kept, is concerned that now we'll try to sabotage the 2nd face. my son was going is scheduled to be released from captivity and gaza only in phase 2 of the deal. we the families waiting for our loved ones to be released in the next phases of very concerned. we turn to address us president donald trump missed the president. so we are deeply concerned that the extremist in the call lucian and the 10 you know, are attempting to sabotage the deal. nor a con is following developments from jordan's capital a month. that sa

kemp don't knee anything they have. we have unlimited energy, should make our own cars and have more lumbar than we can -- lumber than we can ever use and canada could cease as a country. harsh but true. canada should become our cherished 351st state. much lower taxes and far better military for example more the people of canada and no tariffs". here's vice president jd vance earlier on sunday morning futures. >> unfortunately the retaliation has happened and the problem with this whole idea that they're going to retaliate is they have already been taking advantage of america for decades. the retaliation is donald trump saying no more. we're not going to take advantage -- we're not going to be taken advantage of anymore. reporter: canada supplies about 60% of crude oil the u.s. imports, jonathan and trump wants to produce more oil domestically and td bank said there could be a immediate jump in u.s. gas prices from anywhere from 30-70-cents a gallon. patrick dehan said the impacts will be felt in the great lakes, midwes

association, national restaurant association, georgia public policy foundation, governor of georgia brian kemp, association of women's business centers, economic and community development institute, u.s. black chambers incorporated in the national small business administration. without objection, so ordered. at this time, we will go ahead and move on the questions. i now recognize myself for five minutes of questions. senator loeffler, in our conversation, you made it clear that given your time in the senate, you understand the role of congress. you denoted given your business experiences give u.s. as your board and the taxpayers as your shareholders with the responsibility to ensure the sba moves forward in the right direction. unfortunately, the biden administration did not share this view. i repeatedly requested information, and those requests work ignored. can you commit to provide this committee with the documents and information it requests in a timely manner? ms. loeffler: absolutely. i look forward to a partnership. sen. ernst: i think that is essential to a good partnership between co

i know that stacey abrams never really allowed or acknowledged that governor kemp was governor until the second time she lost. i don't know what's wrong with you simply saying that former president biden was duly elected. i believe senator welch was asking for a legitimate reason, but multiple arm. most people say no we will create a wedge between you and the president and other people by using that word that they can absolutely exploit. so you have answered the question, former president biden was duly elected. i don't have a problem by saying he won because i certify the election along with so many others on january 6. now we can talk about january 6. i don't know if this is public, i can't imagine why it would be classified, and this is the room that we were treated to on january 6. i was the last senate member out of the chamber. i was actually approached by one of the vice president is good detail, saying it was time to go. part of it was that i was angry, wanted to fight, which was probably not a good idea. but what i saw, and what i saw for these people, and it is unfair to or